Новости за 21.05.2024

A reckless rider with an inability to follow the road rules has had his vehicle impounded and will face court.

The 2024 Register of Pecuniary and Other Specified Interests of Members of Parliament was presented in the House today. It summarises members’ financial interests as at 31 January 2024.

Chris Glaudel, Deputy Chief Executive of Community Housing Aotearoa, sees the announcement as a step towards addressing New Zealand’s high and rising levels of homelessness by improving our approach and system to delivering affordable homes.

The PSA is taking action to force the Ministry of Education to comply with its legal obligations to do everything it can to find other roles for staff it is laying off because of the Government’s spending cuts.

Emergency services are responding to a serious crash in rural Canterbury.

The National Heavy Vehicle Regulator (NHVR) in Australia has launched a road safety campaign. ‘Don’t #uck With A Truck’– with ‘Don’t Truck It Up’ targeted at learner drivers.

News from NZ Police One person died after being struck by a train near Mcleavey Road in Ohau last night. Emergency services responded around 5:10pm. State Highway one was closed for three hours and motorists were advised to expect delays. Diversions were in place at State Highway 57 and Muhunoa East Road. Those who were […]

Te Pāti Māori have launched a petition to stop the repeal of Section 7AA from the Oranga Tamariki Act. This announcement comes prior to the first reading of the Section 7AA repeal bill in Parliament today.

Building on last year’s success, GIGABYTE looks to solidify its AI leadership with the theme “ACCEVOLUTION,” reflecting the increasing demand for computing and GIGABYTE’s ability to “accelerate the next evolution.”

Taupō based low carbon dairy processor, Miraka, has appointed senior marketing executive, Sarah Kember, as its new General Manager of Sales and Marketing to support the company’s growth and expansion into new markets.

Northern Trust (Nasdaq: NTRS) today announced that it will provide asset servicing solutions, including global custody, fund administration and portfolio analytics services, to Equip Super, a leader in the Australian Superannuation industry.

The New Zealand Society for the Study of Diabetes (NZSSD) is delighted with the Pharmac announcement today that continuous glucose monitors and insulin pumps would be fully funded for people with type 1 diabetes (T1D) from July this year.

News from PSA The PSA is taking action to force the Ministry of Education to comply with its legal obligations to do everything it can to find other roles for staff it is laying off because of the Government’s spending cuts. The Ministry today confirmed final decisions for many teams, with some 605 roles going […]

The purpose of the recommendations is to ensure New Zealand students maximise the learning benefits that screen-based digital tools can offer, while minimising risks to health and wellbeing as they grow.

Foreign Minister Winston Peters has confirmed a New Zealand Government plane will head to New Caledonia in the next hour in the first in a series of proposed flights to begin bringing New Zealanders home.

The Green Party has sounded the alarm over the Government’s introduction of legislation to remove Māori Wards and roll back years of progress.

Hawke’s Bay’s inaugural winter Carboot Wine Market for independent growers will take place at Ash Ridge this King's Birthday weekend. Six small wine producers, including Ash Ridge, Junction Wines, Alchemy Wines, Zaria, Collaboration Wines, and Known Unknown ...

Te Hautū Kahurangi | Tertiary Education Union members will strike at Te Whare Wānanga o Waikato | The University of Waikato on Friday, following eight months of negotiations, and a mediation session, that have yielded little movement from the employer. Kaiwhakahaere ...

Pharmac will host an online information session in a fortnight to talk about the process of developing the funding proposal and provide an update on Pharmac’s next steps, including engagement with clinicians, consumers and suppliers.

The Herald reports: National’s New Plymouth MP David MacLeod has been stood down immediately from his select committee roles after failing to declare 19 candidate donations. MacLeod, who held roles on both the Environment and Finance and Expenditure Select Committees, said he had “never, ever” tried to hide donations. MacLeod received 18 candidate donations worth […]

This includes complying with minimum employment standards, and ensuring workers have the right to work in this country and with the specific employer, and that accommodation made available to employees meets the required standards.

From architecture to art, engineering to exercise, horticulture to health and much more, Dunedin Tertiary Open Days will shine a light on a wide range of exciting futures for prospective Otago Polytechnic | Te Pūkenga ākonga.

The NY Times published a poll done by Sienna (top rated polling company) in six battleground states. They showed Biden behind in five of the six states by margins ranging from 2% to 14%. It’s only one set of polls, but the demographic breakdowns are what is fascinating. This is Trump’s lead over Biden in […]

NZI is hosting an all-day Retail Loss Reduction Expo at the Distinction Hotel in Hamilton, Thursday 23 May, to connect retailers with security and safety experts.

Report by Nick James from RNZ Moving a native population of skinks has contributed to the doubling of the cost of a Porirua sewage tank. Wellington Water started work on the tank near State Highway 59 in May 2022. It was designed to capture and hold up to seven million litres of sewage at peak […]